Amending Executive Order 13381, As Amended, To Extend its Duration by One Year
Extends Expiration Dates in Prior Executive Order by One Year
What it does
The order amends Executive Order 13381 by replacing two 2006 dates with corresponding 2007 dates, extending that order's duration by one year.
Real-world impact
- Extends the prior order's effective dates by one year.
- Keeps programs or requirements under Executive Order 13381 in force.
- Delays any reviews, expirations, or deadlines originally set for 2006.
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Summary
This executive order amends a prior order, Executive Order 13381, to extend its duration by one year. It replaces two dates in Section 6: it changes "April 1, 2006" to "April 1, 2007" and "July 1, 2006" to "July 1, 2007."
The change keeps any programs, requirements, or deadlines established by the earlier order in effect for an additional year. The order is administrative and does not itself create new programs or direct new actions beyond the date changes.
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